Exit Interview: Mayor Don Gage Says Farewell With Few Regrets
GILROY—After 34 years in various local political offices, plain speaking Mayor Don Gage, 70, announced his retirement this week, at the start of Monday’s city council meeting. The one-time farmer, IBM program manager and elected representative said he wanted to spend time with his family, including three daughters and six grandchildren. He served through boom and bust times, watched the city and the freeway grow, and leaves as Gilroy pursues its biggest and most controversial housing project.
BOYS SOCCER: Cougars drop season opener 3-1 to Sobrato
The Sobrato Bulldogs outlasted Christopher High 3-1 in the
BASKETBALL: CHS girls clinch at least share of MBL title with rousing win over MVC
Like she has done over and over again in practice this season, Merrett Brown received a pass at the left elbow, squared herself to the hoop and let loose. Though it was a bit different Wednesday night. This time, a boisterous, raucous crowd flooded the Christopher High gym with chants and cheers, there were 40 seconds left in the fourth quarter and the program’s first league title hung in the balance.
La policÃa investiga la muerte en el incendio de Gilroy
Los agentes del Sheriff del Condado de Santa Clara están investigando la muerte de un hombre que se encontró quemado vivo en el lado de la autopista U.S. 101 temprano en la mañana del 24 de Julio.
Alrededor de las 2:48 a.m., los oficiales de...
Tax Judge Finds Elder Abuse, Fraud
Using lies, deceit and abuse, a caretaker bilked an elderly Gilroy man out of nearly $1 million over two years and forced him to live in filth while she enjoyed a lavish lifestyle, then filed fraudulent income tax returns, a U.S. Ttax Ccourt judge ruled.
